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geckokid

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I found this in my yard in New Castle Delaware, I haven't got a clue on what this thing is?
Its made of Copper and not threaded.
 

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A cut off end from a piece of flared 3/8 O.D. copper tubeing. How many times does it have to be said?

BTW, single flare. Now throw it in with your scrap copper ( It's about $2.00/lb. now ) and get on with your detecting. Bluezman
 
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I may be wrong...it may be 1/4" O.D. ....depends on how big your hand is.
Bluezman
 
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I'll go with the tubular rivet guess. We don't see these too much anymore,the fastening technology has changed. Back fifty years ago that sort of rivet was common. Joe
 
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geckokid said:
I found this in my yard in New Castle Delaware, I haven't got a clue on what this thing is?
Its made of Copper and not threaded.

It is a cut piece of flared copper tubing. The 2nd picture shows the inside of the pipe to be not squared.....but looks like it was cut with a tubing cutter. Could be from a repair job on a older car,that had a carburetor or fuel pump.
 
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Dimeman said:
geckokid said:
I found this in my yard in New Castle Delaware, I haven't got a clue on what this thing is?
Its made of Copper and not threaded.

It is a cut piece of flared copper tubing. The 2nd picture shows the inside of the pipe to be not squared.....but looks like it was cut with a tubing cutter. Could be from a repair job on a older car,that had a carburetor or fuel pump.

Or old propane gas line.

Bluezman
 
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SWR said:
Bluezman said:
A cut off end from a piece of flared 3/8 O.D. copper tubeing. How many times does it have to be said?

BTW, single flare. Now throw it in with your scrap copper ( It's about $2.00/lb. now ) and get on with your detecting. Bluezman

Yep, and yep

and one more yep
 
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Yep, It is an electrical connector. Probably brand name bucanon, or buckanon.


HH, Hondu2
 
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